Sentence examples for continuously practiced from inspiring English sources

As a recreation skating has been continuously practiced on the canals of the Netherlands since the Middle Ages by both males and females.

As well, the HSR operators and infrastructure managers have continuously practiced a risk management and training approach aiming at maintaining a high level of safety and particularly with increasing of the maximum speeds.

It could have resulted from artificial selection and modern breeding efforts (inter-specific hybridization/introgression of small seed-size desi with large seed-size kabuli) continuously practiced during the genetic improvement of desi for different seed-size characteristics particularly for a large seed-size trait, which is of a high consumer preference and trade value.

Still practiced today, this 120-year-old ceramic form represents the longest continuously practiced figurative-art tradition in the Southwest, said Mr. Anderson, author of the forthcoming book "When Rain Gods Reigned".

We were founded upon and continuously practice secret rituals about which we are hesitant to discuss with others.

This person can continuously practice for half an hour'.

For example, many association star football players that have missed shots in a game often go home and continuously practice shooting by themselves, reducing the chance of repeating a mistake again.

To disrupt proprioception peripherally, participants' arms were vibrated continuously while they practiced a repeated pattern of continuous movements.

Consider the ancient craft of gold beating and gilding, which has been practiced continuously for, at least, 4 millennia.

This is a basic organizational principle in music which has been practiced continuously from approximately 1500 until the present day.

In massed conditions, a motor task is practiced continuously, that is to say without any rest intervals; in distributed conditions the same amount of practice is divided into several blocks.